Hiphop is the most popular genre in the world. Siris goes back in time. From the beginning to the present. He explains how hiphop is not only a genre but a culture. 

Siris King reacts to former Compton Drug Kingpin has been arrested for the murder of 2Pac. Siris King says clout and self snitching is out of control. 

We speak about a host of topics. Middle Eastern Women and black men. We also talk about the Russian Coup attempt. Siris King also speaks about Boosie Badazz arrest and how it is symbolic of a sick perspective in the urban community. 

Siris King reacts to the Francis Ngganou and PFL deal. He describes how the fight Francis had to fight when going up against the UFC machine(and its fans). Is just so reflective of america's constant cultural wars, and it does tie a bit into unresolved social problems like racism. We also go into for the hotpass segment the concept of disabled and people who some label mentally challenged. Being mentally challenged is not the same thing in all cases, and in some cases they are just like normal folk in many areas. How does this then relate to them being sexualized? 

Siris King reacts to JA Morant being caught with another gun. Siris explains Morant is really a failed product of flaws in the way the African-American community handles the so called streets. 

Grant Cardone says single digit millionaires are the new middle class. Siris King also says why he thinks artificial Intelligence(A.I) is overrated. We talk some MMA as well. Where Henry Cejudo falls short on his quest for the gold. For the hotpass submissions of the week. We go Emeraude Toubia and Jade Masson-Wong . Jade shows sometimes you should let your woman knock you out. 

The Melanesian islands. Vanuatu, New Caledonia, Fiji, and Solomon Islands are basically the most underrated or unknown cultures in the world. Siris King decides it’s time to change that. In this episode he goes over the dark islands. He talks a little MMA as well. For the hotpass segment. For the hotpass of te week. Stacey kiebler , and sisters  Jade & Nyomi Marcella. For the full public episode click here .      https://share.transistor.fm/s/610e6107

Siris King talks about black people from the FIji Islands, to the philippines, Brazil  all the way back to central America. He talks about how its an obvious reason why black people are feared by every other race. Yet it is an issue so complex most black people dont know it themselves. Check out extended version in the Patreon episode. 

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